From Raleigh NC. Hick Hop Pioneer, Artist, Musician, Singer, Songwriter & Producer! 

MICDALEY brings mixes of old-school country, rap, and r&b with new school beats! From a family with long roots in music. Mic (pronounced Mike) started out like his dad and grandfather playing the drums. Mic's father once played the drums for Loretta Lynn, Fabian and more. Once Mic realized he had a passion for singing and songwriting; he quickly moved to the front as a vocalist. He spent his elementary years just outside of Disney World in Windermere, Florida. Mic was influenced greatly by the magical and creative world around him. At the age of eleven, his family moved to Raleigh, NC where he spent his time showing quarter horses and was surrounded by country music musicians. Mic's musical style is a mixture of country, pop, rap, and r&b. Creating, writing, producing and performing drives him. He is always looking to step out of the box and follow his artistic and creative intuition. Mic's home away from home is Lake Lure, NC. The birthplace of Bat Cave Beats! 

After a long hiatus Mic is currently back in the studio with his creative team and something BIG is dropping summer 2018!



John started singing at the tender age of 4, a gospel song his father had written and taught him to perform in church. He started off learning to play music on an old Hammond Organ then upgrading to the piano. Shortly after John learned to read and write he began a passion for writing stories and poems before transposing his writing abilities into his music. During his teenage years out of frustration of not being able to lug his piano around everywhere he went he bought a cheap guitar and started pickin'. It didn't take long for John to find a niche in writing country music, he recalls it came "as natural as sweet tea on a hot day." After playing keyboard and guitar for multiple bands in Virginia for country, rock, hip hop and gospel artist he began to find his own niche in writing a different variation of country music with rock, funk and hip hop influences better known today as country hick-hop. Although these songs set on a shelf as at the time they were not accepted in the local country venues a trip to Nashville on his birthday, as a gift from his fiance, would change his life forever; so launching the beginning of a career in music as a country music hick-hop singer/songwriter. Over the years even as a carpenter and father John has always made time to pursue his love and passion to play music appearing in multiple television programs, local and national, for his musical talent, writing and sitting in as a studio musician. As a songwriter and performer John believes in delivering the message of a story or an event in ones life to touch another life. Good or bad, funny or serious connecting with an audience and sharing those stories together is what makes the power of music so important in all of our lives.

"I hope that my songs and music can touch you the way it has touched me and my story be an inspiration to anyone that has ever had a dream despite any adversities of never giving up and holding onto your dream til you see it come true". -John Samson


Lovin the hick-hop scene. Tryin to get back into it and maybe get myself out there. Big fan of danny boone and rehab, Demun jones, Jawga boys, the lacs, Colt ford, Charlie farley, Lenny cooper, and all the others I may have not named.

The name is JPrice, but in the eyes of God I am priceless. Music was never part of the plan, but if I am being truly honest a plan was never in the plans. See, I grew up in a small town known as Soddy Daisy. A place where guns, big trucks, and country music was glorified. In the 3rd grade I rocked FUBU clothing and do-rags while many of the kids that stood next to me in line for lunch wore cowboy boots and Levi jeans. I was always a fan of hip hop music, but I never intended to be behind the scenes as an artist helping cultivate the genre. Dancing on the other hand, well let’s just say I was one of the very few white boys who had rhythm. Dancing came easy to me after watching performers like Michael Jackson, Usher, Chris Brown, and B2K. They helped me become the kid who had the moves to captivate an entire body of students. I was the kid that everyone circled around when that Walk it Out beat dropped in through the schools sound system. Those people I idolized helped me find a place in my town even as an anomaly to the culture at large. I even directed the first and only dance group for Soddy Daisy Middle School. But it wasn't long till the passion to choreograph dances ceased and I turned to the one thing that was handed down through my DNA, sports. Basketball became my god. Ball is life right? Well ball literally became my reason for breathing that is until I discovered a little hick up in the road that eventually caused me to sit out 3 years of my high school career. Without basketball I didn't have much to do. School never truly interested me enough and other sport programs either terrified more or bore me. What was left to do? So like many kids do, I turned to the drugs. I fell victim to the party scene. It created a lifestyle that carried on into my college career and even tries to entice me back into its path to nowhere to this day. But long story short, I ran into grace. I stumbled across a love that I just couldn't over look. I still remember the day that God intruded my view on life with His presence. I was dragged to church by who was my girlfriend at the time, but is now my wife and mother of my beautiful baby daughter. As I was sitting in the church pews bored out of my mind and counting down the minutes to meet up with the homies to smoke a blunt, the man in the fancy suit on stage speaks the words that changed my life forever. God is a father to the fatherless... and like a young kid who discovers the missing card that completes the Yu-Gi-Oh character Exodus, my heart was filled with an overwhelming joy and excitement. The pieces all came together. The fabric of my brokenness was being sown back together again. Everything I ever wanted and desired fled the scene and this God became enough. Little did I know what was in store with this new relationship, I took it and accepted the invitation at the alter call. I “gave my life to Jesus.” We are now years in the making of this new man that Jesus has helped shape and cultivate. And one of the benefits that came with this relationship was the ability to write music. The passion to tell my story through the artistry of music. That’s where the title Heart of a Son comes from. Welcome to my life. This is behind the scenes of a young broken man who is loved by God. This is JPrice. 423 stand up. Kingdom Citizens keep reflecting that sonship.

i am white trash i listin to Country and hick hop i like the rebel flag and truck slam in mud i live in the country and i dip copehagen wintergreen 

Hai (^-^)/ 
Fav Genres: 
Metal (Pagan/Viking/Nu/War/Power/Black/Death) - Blues - Country (Outlaw/Cowpunk/Classic) - Hip Hop (Hick/Old School)

Stuff i like: 
Anime, Games, Music (duh), Drawing, History

Stuff i don't like: 
Pervs, Cheerleader Bimbo Sluts, Fanatic Christians/Moslems

Avatar = Lucy from Elfen Lied


For the DJ/Producer duo known as DrumMob, music is paramount, as it brought the two together through an affinity for bending the status quo. Born and raised on the East Coast, JohnnyD and DJ Snow met by chance during a show. The two DJs teamed up, to work on their craft, and haven't looked back since.
With an insatiable passion for blurring the genres, JohnnyD has been playing music since he was in grade school. Starting with a Akai MPC, he rapidly developed through the years making instrumentals tracks for friends and local artists, learning all he could about music and production. As his skills and style evolved through many different styles of music, he came to understand his inherent love for blending music in a constant search for the next new sound. It wasn’t long before he held residences at multiple venues. It wasn’t long before he got noticed by renowned studio producers, ChopHouze. ChopHouze grew in fame through working with some of the biggest names in the business.
Born and raised in Yadkinville North Carolina, Dj Snow has worked tirelessly, developing his craft starting when he bought his first set of turntables in 2001. Snow’s introduction into the mainstream, however, came when he won the Amateur DJ Competition at Club Fusion in High Point, NC in 2002. Since then, Snow’s party-rocking style has landed him spots mixing alongside Dance music legends such as DJ AM, DJ Icey, Paul Van Dyke, Krafty Kuts, and many others. In 2008, Snow was a feature DJ on Club 107.5 KZL and since then, he has been featured in a multitude of publication including Yes Weekly Magazine. After the dynamic wave of hick hop spreading In 2010 Snow joined forced with Colt Ford’s National Country label Average Joes Entertainment as their touring DJ for Bubba Sparxxx and Lenny Cooper. He was named DJ of the year 2012, has won two Local DJ Battles, as well as Average Joes Remix Competition in 2012 for Colt Ford and Jake Owen’s single “Back”.  Working with Average Joes Entertainment as their touring DJ and Music Editor, Main Music Editor for BarBangerz.com, and DJ group USBDJS Snow is one of the most in-demand DJ’s in the Southeast.  Snow holds residences at several clubs including Winston-Salem’s Johnny and Junes Ultra Saloon, a venue that host’s one of the largest dance scenes in the North Carolina, and the number one college night. From his talent and his ability to be able to constantly pack the dance floors, Snow has landed gigs throughout the Southeast including most recent international events in Cancun Mexico for Club Mandala, and Beach Palace Resorts. 
The two started spinning and making mix tapes for the fun of competition until it became apparent that the only way forward was to join forces, creating the superpower duo DrumMob, and the rest took off from there.


I am a 16 year old hick hop rapper. I make most of my songs with the help of my good buddy Rebel T. We are striving to become the next big hick hop artists. So if you could please take a look at some of our masterpieces and show us some love.

Blue-collar father starving artist 
Indiana man           farmers tan

My name is Kaycee. I'm heavily influenced by artists of the following genres: hick-hop, country rap, country, bluegrass, blues, and southern rock. My attempts to gain recognition and success through the music entertainment industry have not been noticed yet. Basically, I'm struggling. But regardless, I'm on my way! (: Wish me luck... or don't! (;

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